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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14
Letter from, As,orney-l:eneral Ayre.
HE CALLS on THE STATES TO RESIST THE ENCKo ACH-
NENTs OF THE FEDERAL JUDICIARY.


NENrs OF THE FEDERAL JUDICIARY.
AtJorney-General AyreS, OF Virginia, has ad-
dressed letter from the city jail Il, Richmond TO
the editor OF the New York Heral I, in which he
says, abiding TO Judge Bonds decision:
'iou are night In saying that the power may be
welded not only in Virginia but In any State.
The questions involved appeal to all the States
alike 20 iw AXE from their lethargy and resist the
encro chnents OF the Federal judiciary belorc IL
too late. The debt question OF our State Is
dWarIed into insiyniiicance compared TO the
magnitude OF present and future interests OF all
the states involved In the principles which are
beng in>idiouSly but steadily established by the
lu,ii ial cOnsI ruction ia the Federal courts.
.NhcneSer question arises out OF the compli-
Gated litigation In regard TO our debt and a deci-
sion }, rendered OF which Virginia complains IL Is
dismissed from the minds OF those outside OF the
Staoc with the remark, on, well, Virginia ought
10 pay her debt anyway No one seems to be
aware OF the extent 70 which the courts have gone
In this matter, and II Will only be when such jur-
isdIctlJn Is exercised Al the North, under what Is
In this way rapidly becoming the settled law OF
the land, that they Will realize their danger The
States should not delay, but act promptly and
vigorously. Justice Miller Is authority Tor saying
that the per!u!9.:; has SWUNG TOO rar from the
line and must be brought back"
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SATURDAY MAREETISG.-We can offer round
STEAK at 1Oc.: cDrned beef &c.. srloin steak, he
porter-nOuSe steak. lsc.; les mutton, 12c chops
l4c; ro roaSts. 20 l4c.. froo choice selections
or the best meats: good creamery butter, 25c. (;
large variety fruits, Vegetables canned goods, &C.
WIxOx's Market Store 456 9th ST. w.
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Condensed Locals.

Gethsemane Commandery, No. 3, K. T., has
elected the following Officers for the ensuing year:
i. C., K. b. Robinson; generalissimO, A. b. Dyer;
4. e.. W. II. Gray; prelaIe, Jefferson Thomas; 5.
W, Z j. Robinson; j. W., VIM Taylor; treasurer.
- d. West; recorder, JnO. L Hickman; warder,
Geo. Gamer.
columbia Lodge. No. 10. i. o. U. F., held their
nrst monthly musical and literary entert ainment
OF the season last evening at their lodge-room 7th
street northwest. A rne program was rendered,
after which refreshments were served TO all
present
The third battalion, District National Guard,
npr1ilng the COntinentals, the Columbia Rifles,
the Washington Merchants kines, and the Emmett
GGards had battalion drill last night. There
were about L. men In line.
House No tOS 10th street southeast, took fire
from defective hue yesterday and slightly dam
aged III Is Ow ned by VIM Clements, and occupied
by Chas- Bllden
IHE WEEKLY sTARs Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
onered free 10 every subscriber for year to
The WEEKLY STAR 10 Is handsomely printed
Look Ol lyl pages. prOfuSely illustrated with more
than 100 eOlored maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth OF general Information. See advertise
EenI In another column
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusemeoas T0-uight.
NArIoSAL--Carleton Company In MERRY War"
ALBAUsHa-Niss Banks In "Joan OF Arc"
MANASSAS PAxoRAMA-Day and evening.
kkxsANk-Tony Pastor.
uAxxn'-Gfay stephens Co
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Chicago Grocery Company, sos 7th ST.,
Orers+-year old Whisky, 81 gal, or SOC. Of.
7-year old Rye, s. gal, or 75c. qt-
4-year old Brandy, 81 gal, Or soc. at.
7-year old Brandy, So gal, Or 15c. Qt 1
Rarxatns for All.


AS Saturday is Bargain Day at the Family Shoe
store we would request you 10 can early anu avoid
quote the following bargains: Infants 50-cent
Shoes, only % cents a pair; ChidrenS Kid, spring
heels, only 40 cents; worth as cents. Boys and
Misses Solid Leather school shoes, only 9S cents.
Ladies' Kid Button, regular price, 81; for to-mor
row only, $1.24. The celebrated Ladies' Family
Shoe store Shoe all styles, sizes, and widths, re-
duced to LOS. Ladies' House Slippers. only IL
cents pair Gents 81 Shoes marked down to
Sl24. full line OF Gents Button, Laced, and Con-
gress at $l.49 Gents "a genuine Calf, all styles,
will go tomorrow at $2.9S
We are closing out :S96 pairs OF Ladies' Fine
French Kid Button at s.. 3S every pair warranted)
and guaranteed to be worth So. Call and see them.
FAMILY SHOE STORE,
BIO 1In ST. NV.
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Sales Of Real Estate.

b. II. Twombley has bought for 3d. 500 OF Sarah
j. Arnold the west half OF lot 23 9. p b. sub Of
Mt Pleasant, fronting 66 feet on Howard avenue,
extending TO sheridan avenue
Sarah Butterteld has bought OF Emma J. Brewer
Tor 3lO,oOO, sub lot 73, square 115, 20357 by 80
feet on sunderland Place between n and o and
18th and 10th streets
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVEN

L
The TRIAL OF CURKAS FOR MuRDER.-The corpo-
ration Court continues Its session, occupied with
the trial OF John Curran, indicted with Billy VIII
lams (still at large, for the murder OF Julian
Arnold, In May last. The witnesses so far ex-
amined prove that Curran and another man In
gered on the fair grounds In the darkness, one
Saturday night, last May, alter the circus which
had exhibited there had struck its tent and gone;
that Policeman Arnold su>p ected these men OF an
intention 10 TOD Seller BLOUSE, VINO Keeps restau.
rant near by, and was supposed 10 have boarded
money. In the search for these men they were
found by Arnold and p. Pagett at the circus ring.
ON demand that they mold themselves under
Curran captured but the other man
supposed TO be Billy wlliams) escaped. The ties
direct hand In the murder Of Arnold, but II Is
claimed that, participating in the common purpose
ran from Wassinfon been WIN him t;',ng
the trial The counsel for the prosecution, Di trict
Attorney Marbury anu Mr.. JOnn NJ. Johnson will
complete their evidence in chief tomorrow, and IL
Is thought that MeSSrs. Burke and Green for the
defense will put Curran on the stand The jury
men are mostly from homes more than hundred
miles from tnis city, and many OF them, until sum-
moned, had never leard OF the case. The trial Will
be concluded next week
RACE COUasE.-A temporary race track for the
last norseo oI this heisnuOrhoou has been imprO-
yised ON the land OF dr. Alexander MckerIcher
between ST. Asaph Junction and tine Washing ION
and Ohlo Junction, near this city. This is near
the site OF the Old Mount Vernon race course OF the
Alexandria Jockey Clue. in the days when VIM
Mershon Was its President. The first course mere
Intersection OF Prince and Duke streets, with
Columbus, Alfred anu Patrick streets.
NOTES.-The funeral or Andrew Poindexter, COL
ored, welI-known blacksmith, took place this
afternoon from bis home on Upper Prince street
near Alfred street.-A lot OF carrier pigeons, be-
longing 10 Mr.. Wilson's brood, were brought here
yesterday afternoon from Washington Ia the ferry
boat Tor trial and liberated at the wharf here
they soon took "nouing" fight.-Hon. Jonn
JArTtt, OF Petersburg, Is 10 speak here next Tues
day nisll.-The county DOar1 OF supervisors has
he'd one meeting here this week TO carry out the
road Law, and the supervisors viii meet again next
IueSlay.-Ihe mayor has fined Joan Lucas T.,
for breaking up Virginia Nelson's furniture.-In
the case oI ;. Summers agt. Francis Miller, OF
Washington, ct all to settle The Summers estate
tine sale vi "a lot Oh West street 10 W. ~ Barnett
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The Courts.

EQCIrY CoURT-Judoe Merrick.
Yesterday, Boswell agt. Neale; Job Barnard ap-
pointed trustee, &C. Boucher agt Boucher; Vim.
A. Meloy appointed trustee.
To-day Birch agt. Campbell; reference to aud
ftor. Trunnel agt. Burns; sale ratified nis Smith
agt Smith; substituted bill and answer allowed
filed
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The following goods will be almost given
away tomorrow only at s. w. AugenStein's S17 Sl9
and S21 7th st. NV: Decorated banded chamber
SETS all colors $685. 3O-foot clothes line &C, CO.
foot, &c.; l20-foot, 17c,: decorated tea sets new
ing brush. 2oc.; basket y doz. cups and saucers,
n doz- plates, meat dish, vegetable dish, 9Sc.;
playing cards, DC. pack; doz. engraved gobetS
beaded Bohemian vases, 2Sc. piece, regular price,
Toe; 3-hoop brass bound cedar water buckets,
and walter, gle; decorated French china NOUS
tache cup and saucer. 15c, worth Soc; 9 cakes
olene soap, 25c.; papers tacks &C.; coal hod and
brass extension library lamps with decorated
shade, $l9S. worth -; 3-string brooms, 15c.
Do You Enjoy Good Breadf We know
you do Then make no mistake ana ask for the
lnvincible Minnesota Patent Process Flour, and
take no other. Depot, All 9TH ST. NV.
VI. & p. METZGER.
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SEE the Old Lady in the window.
BkIaHrwoop RACES. TUESDAY. oct. is. OLD. m.

EVERYBODY knows we are actual manufacturers,
IIie er0re San make prices captivating as styles
ki-enI1n Bros. 9TH and E For Instance, see our
line OF fail OvercOarA
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offers Family Flour $54S bbl., 80 \ Dbl, zoe. y
Dbl; Pat. Process, s64S Dbl, $l.63 4 Dbl, SIC. =
Dbl.
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SIZE House Herrmann's ad. on 9Th page.

TWENTY-FIVE CENTS will buy a splendid camel's
hair underShirt; drawers TO match. Francs the
One-PTice Halter and Furnisher, cor OF 7th and ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14

SaxOny Wool, German Hand.Knit
Jackets, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves; also extra
sleeves, at C.Auerbach's Mems Furnishings, Hats,
and sewing Machine Rooms, sol TO SOB TIN, cor H.
Have You Tried our Opera Bouquet Cigar?
Do no. fail to do So NJ. L. METZGER,
All 7lh st. NV,
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EVERYBODY knows we are manufacturers there
fore our low prices cannot be reached by Others.
Eseman Bros, 9TH and E For instance see our
81 boys suit.
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II VERY AND SALES STABLES CPS AND 63r q
~ q. nesr Patent Once. reopened by 8. Z NAT
nofsss 6o.rded Ga patrons and others invited 70
Xeaepnone NO. SS0-x. o13-2Ws
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822 nth street, saturday and Monday, october Is
and II: Gloria SILK Umbrellas. SLAB; the same
with gold head, &l.S9 Our soc. TObOggans Pc.
Plaid Dress Goods all cOlors 12kc. Checked Dress
Cloth, 4O-inch wide, worth 60. at SIC. Our 90
inch Cashmeres, worth &c.. our price, 27c.
Double.wdth Dress Flannels. 43c.: worth 90:
Heavy Cloth for cOaking, 45c. Striped and Plaid
Jersey Flannels, for childrenS cloaks 43c. Large
Bed Comforts, Csc. better quality from CSC. up to
G.9S Blankets, grey or white, 9Sc. better goods
from Sl.50 OH. Ladies' Coat-Back Jerseys, 45c
Coatback all-wOOl Jerseys, worth 3l.25, at CSC.
Bretonne Jersey. upper half plated, $l.25; worth
$l.75 Misses Jerseys Bretonne front, coat-b back,
Csc; worth $1.5O. Children Is r button Kid Gloves,
43c. Ladies' 4-button Gloves, 49c. Four-button
stitched-back, &c Ladies' Undershirts, 25c,
:59c., ACC. Ladies' Wool Undershirts or Drawers
IS to Csc. Ladies' Red Wool Undershirts or
Drawers, 79c.; better goods at 9S 25 and 81 80
Chlldren's Undershirts or Drawers, TO- 10, 10 and
25c., according to sizes; better goods l., 10, 25
and up to soc. Children's Red Uundsrshrts or
Drawers, for girls or boys, from SOC. up. Zephyr
&c. an ounce. Knitting Yarn, CSC. pound. Cor
sets, "A, b, 80 and 40, up to CSC. Gents or boys
undershirts or Drawers, Knit or Canton Flannel,
25c.; heavier goods at SOC. Our &c. Tailor-made
Drawers, ACC. White Wool Uundershirts or
Drawers, 98c.; worth $l.25. Red Wool Under
shirts or Drawers, &C.; better goods, CSC. Our 81
Medicated goods. $1.49. Cardigan Jackets, worth
$780, at 9Sc AlI-wOOl $3.50 JACKET at $l.49. Wool
SOcAs, 19c. Fine Cashmere Socks, PC. Very
heavy Wool Socks, 80 and 49c.
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LOOK at our stock OF carpets before you buy
Prices" w. II. HoEKE
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FOR Washington dressed beef 20 to Jno r. Kelly
stalls e2S 80 and $50 center Market and 2O6 and
2Cs N0nheTn Liberty. corn beef speciality.
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Chicago Grocery Company, sos 9TH q.

New Mackerel, very choice, in barrels and
kits, at NJ p. MErzGER's,
Alt 18th st. NV.
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Don't PUT IT OFF.-The entire stock OF fine
Shoes Just bought out by u.s. of Mr.. NJ E. Shipley,
az no Pennsylvania avenue southeast, must be
sold In ten days regardless OF cost, prior to Open
Ing our new branch at 23I Pennsylvania avenue
Southeast. Bargains extraordinary.
VIM Hans 4 Co Reliable Shoe House
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Ini'c'ih''sfor M :. hours commencing at 8 D. m.
rlr me District uf Columbia Maryland. and
eriy winds. with frosts 0'' NV VIZ
: iHE SPECIAL BARGAINS In 1ne Footwear offered
To- on eI ~ HPflbrun,s SnOe- Hcu,e are worthy
tie attention q al IN search OF shoes As ir
" eit Known ttat here are sold only the best
.is AZ the lowest prices 1t does not need any
further words L HEuBruS's
+ One-Price Shoe-hou
4O2 7th 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14

We are selling more carpets than ever before.
The reason Is plain: Styles are good and prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14

Our Opera Bouquet, tSaboroso. Little Captain
Cigars, are delightful smokes. Drop In and try
them. NJ & p. METZGER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14

EVERYBODY knows We are unpretentious, that
our styles are exclusive, our clothing the best
made, and cur prices the lowest. EiSeman Bros,
9Th and stA For an instance, see the $50 child
suit
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FUR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

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TOR sAIf-Two Null scFEAP-AT McpoV Eli
ny s,,r ono,,rpy Avn pnov,s,ox s-,'-s
II ia ~ without shn building. Cali at cor isss
ana W st.. "a. ola-3f.
II Ssrr ov,xa IN nIurAf1u u,tf
+ clio a.. .,,f 1'sou r Sur, n, -.
n.rire 60 cash rurrh..xr Addr..s HAI- star oft..s
u>OH SAT- ~ u.~p rrpNrrr,.
II Stor~ .,1--A SftsyN p-uNS ~ y NJ
rhsIc~ am c.s,Ip, sn"p a,a's sn :,
west corner NARY, - a . ~, s,n :, ei s,s
-, .'.,~, "a u s'e anu o'h ~ ~ 49,
vsok SAlE-sToCK AND FIXTURES OF CIGAR
o.abs a. rrsna scod locsoon l.s rl Y. 10 .esst
lars adsrr,s j. -, = ~ 49, 'eA'ahz uS' a..
, ~, 60, :. - -
hsl arms Il, ~ s,, .iSI2h Al
. bargain 81 l2is q - n ~ 0'"''u"n' 'o' eis".t.
-, ,,,,-- - y. 49,.
+ Al powiinr'. i,,h ana m. s-r.n.v M
TOBER FIFTrf = II ~ n - W.
A very Pretty hay mare si.,,, -, n IA e-s a.
saddle and harness. A cS1,, ths.. xs.rs "a n.rsiV
broken. has promise q steed INV 'N ~ 4 .,ss
,,nD .,Yp ~, - oiS--'
ISis,en siere ac,,s s,I us 50 MAI AND pro
A. { IL. star ONCE oi3-st.
inii,.t g. ~ s,oh nearly new be 1t
M ~ 80 S.snles W Washington Aplly
.oO,e' " o~ net, ~ % rsostect ave oiJ-3'
uSOR sAl.E-CHEAP-A COMP FIR NFy srror
Apre,sas h.nsris w,I,, cyslo-lA. Handsomely
oo""a. He"roS L. IA AOo, Str ONCE oi3-3ts
lrOR SALE OR RENT-PIANOs- sFyFr.r aoor,
II panos u Ant lass makes lat~iy al en- 4,
will BE- sold at extremely Low prir,- " eAensns~
a.. E,f, pRooP.
1896 Sole Ascent for s,si%s a s'sI sSS.
NOR SAIE-GOOD SnRKEI. MARE ASp Rucay-
Z MARI i.s' driver ard s , under saddle Ssssy
,,op s,Ir rup u,xnso,,,sr :, 10 s...-.
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sr. House q Herrmann's ad. on 9Th page.

MxS's GOOD FUR DERBys, $50; nne, 81: best,
12.JO, al A. i. Lewis, t3o 7th st. -
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We have the best 25c. Coffee ever offered.
Our SOC. Java Coffee guaranteed pure.
Try our Java and Mocha mixtures for 33c.
Chicago Grocery Teas are celebrated Tor flavor.
Good Black and Green Tea, Sc. per 10.
Fine OolOng or Gunpowder Tea, soc. per 10.
Fine English Breakfast or Japan, soc. per 10.
Finer Oolong or Gunpowder Tea. 75c. per ID.
Finest Oolong or Gunpowder Tea, 81 per 10.
Chicago Grocery Company, 500 9TH st. NV. ]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14

EVERYBODY knows our custom work IS cut and
made on the premises. consequently they are bet
ter finished than those made outside. EiSeman
Bros, tailors and clOthiers. 18th and Z For In
stance see our SIS suits and 3 pants to order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14

II you buy your carpets before looking through
our stock, you do not do yourself justice.
". IA. HOFKE.
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j. Brock. 522 7th II. N. We,
The right place tO GUY shoes at right prices.
Childrens' Solar Tip Solid Leather only S1OO.
Misses school Shoes, warranted solid, only $1.00
Ladies' Fine Kid, warranted special bargains 81 90.
LADIES' Fine D0LgOla, warranted bargain 500. ]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14

If You Would Have Good Bread try
the Invincible Minnesota Patent Process Flour. 1t
never fails. Depot AT 7th st. NV.
NJ. 4 p. METzGER,
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Ih WEskLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World IS
chtIsc lice 10 every new subscriber Tor year TO
lie WEEKLY STAR II Is handsomely printed
.eoA =. lsl pages pTCIusely illustrated, with more
tAaE TO CClOftu ma anu diagrams, anu contains
sMta4tA OI general inIOEmallol- see advertise
hLent IN another eo.uun
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

FOR SALE--HOUSE
EOR SALE, WILL TRADE FOR IMPROVED
II property downtown handsome qua well
suburban property. y. q. PnOcTOR 4 son. l2S6
nj. u. W. k<o-lm
EtOR SALE OR RENT-1l25. 10TH ST. NEAR
Massachus e.ts ave. n w. handsome S-ssory double
Brick Dwelling. containing rooms WITH epry c0n-
vsnienee: ,srze lot DO BY l3S ret two sash.
porches on every ooOr: stSne Tor Jour hyrnes. Swo
carriages. THOS. J. FISHER CO.. l32A y IT. nv
O4-1m
lNOR sALE-Ar A BARGAIN, IF SOLD IMMEDI-
Il stely, modern S-story Dwelling 5OS 9TH St 2w:.
oppoAife st Dominick's Church. @. \. ATLEE. l4ll
q St o3-Sw
Il DESikABLE RESIDENCE AND VACANT SIDE
LOT IN THE WEST END.
We offer for sale desirable 3.story and baeement
Brick Residence Of the late Gen. Mcketts lS29 st
NV, together With vacant side Lot desarod For
particulars and permit 20 examine apply 70
THOS. j. fISHEk co.
ol-2v - l324 = % NV.
TSOR eAIk-TRN-ROON BRICK; NORTHWEST
Il Food rpair; lot l1x06 price; 200: psrty fur
pishsd; e7.VO0 Address owAEk' Boom ~ -f.cinc
EOR BALK-A MOST DEsIRABLE 4-srVRY AND
II basemant House. near Txr14Gut Square; best sani
tary plumbing; new range and furnacs psying over
per cent nes On price asked Appav 0oJ 14th - AZ
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Call Tomorrow at the Family Shoe Store,
80 9TH ST. I

Chicago Grocery Company, sos 9TH st..
offers New Mackerei New Labrador and Potomac
Herring, Imported SardelleS, AnchOvtes, and HOl
land uerrings, and New Buckwheat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14

AZ PUBLIC are Invited 10 partake OF the grand
eSt l44ch ever served IN asnlngtOn, at the stage
RESTAURANT AIS l3th street, saturday afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14

one or TIE MosT DESIRABLE PRoPERTIKs In
last Washington Is 10 be peremptOIily sold TO-
morrow, situated at corner q and 9Th streets
southeast double brck dwelling and vacant
Iots all aning on 6tn street and Oh q street. See
advertisement Tor detalIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14

ClildrenS' Solar lip SOlld Leather, only $l.OO.
Misses school Shoes, warranted solid, only $1.00
LADIES Fine DoIgola, warranted bargain, 500.
Gail Tomorrow at the Family Shoe Store,
$40 9TH st. 1
Chicago Grocery Company, sos 9TH st.,
offers New Mackerei, New Labrador and Potomac
Herring. Imported Sardelles, Anchovtes, and Hol-
land uerrings, and New Buckwheat.
If You Would Have Good Bread try
the Invlncible Minnesota Patent Process Flour. II
never fails. Depot. AIT 7th st. NV:
NJ. p. MKTzGER.
Hats for Fail, 1857.
Broadway and 5th-av SILK Hats, S.. SO.
Splen ID stock; new style Derbys, $l.50 to -
StetSon'S ana other makes; nne soft teltS.
Boys dress and school Hats, Caps, 'CrusherSr
X. {. Lewis Son, l421 n. Y. av.; br. 800 9TH st.
Visit Our Tea and Coffee Department.
O0lOng, Japan and GunpOwder.
All TIN st. NV.
Remember, Saturday is Bargain Day at
the Family shoe Store.
Gums for sale on trial; walford. 4s7 Pa. Az.
Phillips Digcstibie Cocoa
was served at International Medical Congress 90
Great reduction In Patent Medicines for cash
at Criswell's Drug Store, Cor. 1lth and SITS,
north side o
ssRoyal CLUE, mends China, Glass Wood,
&C.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in n ID. "Ward" prints 400. per lh
Also, Cottage Cheese and butternailk; sweet MIX
&C. per quart.
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/ Ell known tlat here are sod onIT the best
"a. AZ the lowest prices 1t does not need any
idieher "Ords- L HEILBnUS's.
{ one-Priee Shoe aouse,
402 9Th 81.
See the Old Lady in the window
BRIGHrwooD RACES. Tuesday. oct Is 80 p. m.
EVERYBODY knows We are actual manufacturers,
the er0re can make prices captivating styles.
lem an Bros, 9TH and l. For instance, see our
H1e OF fall OveTcOatA
sArUEDIY MAKEETISG.-we can offer round
STEAK at lOc.: cDrned beef &c.; sirlon steak, 14c
porter-nOuSe steak. Isc.; les mutton re; chops
14c; no roasts, TO lac, rroon choice selections
81 the Orst meats: good creamery butter. DC
large variety fruits, Vegetables. canned goods, &C.
WUOx's Market store, 43o 9th ST. NV.
NNErv-FIvE CENTS viii buy a splendid camel's
hair unlershirt; drawers TO match. Francs, the
one-Price Halter and Furnisher, cor. Of It'll and D.
sxK House Herrmanns ad. on 9th page
EVERYBODY knows our custom work IS cut and
made on the premises. consequently they are bet
Bros. tailors and clOthiers. 7th and Z. For In
stance, see our SIS suits and 3 pants to order.
DON'T PUT IT OFF-The entire stock OF fine
Shoes Just bought out BY US, of Mr.. NJ E. Shipley.
az no Pennsylvania avenue southeast, must be
sold In ten days regardless OF cost, prior TO Open
Ing our new branch at 23l Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. Bargains extraordinary.
WN- HIBs Cos Reliable Shoe House.
We are selling more carpets than ever before
night. W. II. HoEKE-
For Washington dressed beef go to Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls 6.2s so and $50 center Market, and 2O6 and
2CS Northern Liberty. Corn beef a speciality.
EVERYBODY knows we are manufacturers, there
fore our low prices cannot be reached BY others
Gseman Bros, 9TH and Z For instance, see our
s. boys suit.
LOOK AZ our stock OF carpets before you buy.
You will ind 'nrstclass styles" and ''second-clasS
Prices" w. II. HoEKE
MxNs Coon Fur DERBYs, $50; nne. 81: best,
$50, at A T. Lewis, f35 9TH ST. 80
SEE House Herrmann's adj on 9Th page.
II you buy your carpets before looking through
our stock, you do not do yourself justice.
W. II. HoEKE.
EVERYBODY knows we are unpretentious, that
our styles are exclusive, our clothing the best
made, and cur prices the lowest. EiSeman Bros,
9Th and stx For an instance, see the $50 child
suit.
sAv1 Youn eyesight, consult Hempler, cor. ~.
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